There are many text files. If the first line is ID, it needs to be changed to id, but there are a lot of files.
So I'd like to ask everyone to help think of a solution.
So I'd like to ask everyone to help think of a solution.
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Original Poster
Posted 2010-06-20 15:40 · 中国 广东 深圳 电信
Floor 2
Posted 2010-06-20 15:51 · 中国 重庆 电信
About how many files are there?
Floor 3
Posted 2010-06-20 15:52 · 中国 广东 深圳 电信
At present I know there are 56 such files, and I know the filenames, but there may be new ones added in the future.
The total number of files is 1000+
It's a set of configuration files sent over by the developers, and every new file that comes in is like this. So I have to change them manually every time, which is very troublesome.
[ Last edited by rockyuan on 2010-6-20 at 15:58 ]
The total number of files is 1000+
It's a set of configuration files sent over by the developers, and every new file that comes in is like this. So I have to change them manually every time, which is very troublesome.
[ Last edited by rockyuan on 2010-6-20 at 15:58 ]
Floor 4
Posted 2010-06-20 18:38 · 中国 重庆 电信
Floor 5
Posted 2010-06-20 18:49 · 中国 广东 深圳 电信
What if they are in different subdirectories?
Floor 6
Posted 2010-06-20 19:26 · 中国 重庆 电信
Use for /r to traverse them
Floor 7
Posted 2010-06-20 20:10 · 中国 广东 深圳 电信
I'm just starting to learn, so I hope someone can give a specific example.
Also, I have two similar operations to ask about:
1, move the original first line of the file to the second line. Write 123 as the content of the first line
2, if the original first line of the file is blank (there is only a newline character, with no characters at all, including spaces), write 123 on this line
Also, I have two similar operations to ask about:
1, move the original first line of the file to the second line. Write 123 as the content of the first line
2, if the original first line of the file is blank (there is only a newline character, with no characters at all, including spaces), write 123 on this line
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